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LAW 7128 - Advanced Contract Law

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Course Details

Course Code  LAW 7128
Course  Advanced Contract Law
Coordinating Unit  Law School, Faculty of the Professions
Term  Summer School 2012
Mode  Internal
Level  Postgraduate Coursework
Location/s  North Terrace
Units  3
Contact  Intensive
Prerequisites  Non-Law graduates must complete LAW 7094 or equivalent & LAW 7092 or equivalent
Corequisites  Not applicable
Incompatible  Not applicable
Assumed Knowledge  Not applicable
Restrictions  Not applicable
Quota  Not applicable
Course Description The law of contract is of fundamental importance in regulating commercial and other transactions. This course will examine recent developments and emerging issues in this core area of law. Possible topics include:-the control of unconscionable conduct and unfair contract terms;-obligations of good faith and fair dealing;-requirements to disclose information in pre-contractual negotiations;-the interpretation of contracts and the principle of 'commercial construction';-the use of exclusion and indemnity clauses;-assessing damages for breach of contract;-the status of preliminary agreements; -illegality, public policy and the doctrine of restraint of trade; and-the regulation of international contracts.These and other important aspects of the law of contract will be addressed from a practical, commercial and comparative perspective

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Course Staff

Professor Andrew Stewart
Law School, Faculty of the Professions
Room 2.24
Ligertwood Building
North Terrace
Telephone: +61 8 8313 4445
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